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Virtual staging is a way to furnish or decorate vacant listings and rooms… without having to actually furnish or decorate. You create all the elements of the space online without ever touching the physical place. Read More

According to a new research at FinancesOnline, colors evoke a specific emotional response from a customer. This is important since 75% of all buying decision are emotional. Here are what specific colors mean. Read More

Now there are a bunch of different apps that will allow you to accept mobile payments, and card swipers come in a bunch of different shapes and sizes.

Security is the biggest issue now. According to “Designing an iOS Payments SDK for Security,” one of the biggest challenges facing the mobile pay Read More

It’s been said that owning a small business is a lot like parenting a toddler. You must keep an eye on them every second – OR ELSE. So how do you do that? How can you, a mompreneur, nurture both your business baby and your real-life babies?

Below are a few tips to keep in mind … and keep you sa Read More

We inbound marketers have the system down pretty well, but honestly, it’s still fairly new. We’re learning not to dismiss any ideas until we’ve tested them. Here are six unusual inbound marketing tactics that actually work. Read More

One way that business owners can help spread the word when it comes to their company is by using Amazon. Hundreds of thousands of people search Amazon daily for all sorts of items, so it’s a safe bet that someone, somewhere will stumble upon your Amazon activity. Read More

Starting a business is all about seeing a need, finding solutions, then taking a deep breath, and plunging in. I soon realized I could not be the expert in all Read More

By Colum Whelan

Managing the resources that go into accounts can represent a real Catch-22 for small and medium businesses. For many companies, a full time accountant is simply not financially feasible. Responsibility for issues like VAT returns and billing then falls to managers or directors.
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By Bob Herbold

A year or so ago the Harvard Business Review had an interesting article on two personality styles and the watch-outs regarding matching up pairs of people in boss/subordinate roles. They categorized people as being of two types: promoters and protectors. Read More

We all encounter problems, but we don’t all handle them same way. Among problem solving approaches, one of the more unique - and effective - is the entrepreneur’s. Read More